Sentence examples for wrong nationality from inspiring English sources

The Indonesian killers are the wrong race, the wrong nationality and the wrong religion.

The Sports of The Times column on Thursday, about the young stars of the Pittsburgh Penguins, gave the wrong nationality for Marian Hossa.

Two other writers on what we'd imagined as our final list, Claire Messud and Andrew Crumey, had also to be ruled out for similar reasons, wrong nationality in the first case and wrong age in the second.

Be careful not to call them by the wrong nationality or ethnic group.

When the card finally arrived we soon discovered that they had got her nationality wrong.

Don't get me wrong: true to my nationality, my first instinct is that anyone proposing more conversation between strangers should be imprisoned without trial.

"It's a piece of entertainment where you have a heroine off to another adventure at the end, and unless I'm wrong, people of all nationalities will just enjoy it as an entertainment and not try to interpret it".

Their late night statement about disagreeing with the policy, was followed by public interventions from the chief secretary to the Treasury, David Gauke, and then foreign secretary Boris Johnson, who said it was "wrong to stigmatise because of nationality".

But it would be wrong to assume that all nationalities would choose London, the south-east or Scotland above anywhere else in the UK.

While acknowledging that Powell got it wrong about people of different nationalities and races being unable to mix, the Ukip leader has said the central thrust of Powell's arguments about immigration hold true.

Al Qaeda's terrorist attacks in America, London, and Madrid were wrong, because they were based on nationality, a form of indiscriminate slaughter forbidden by Islam.